[LibWhacker]

who once lived there

Always buy new? Very dangerous situation and I don't know what else the average Joe can do about it.

[OneWingedShark]

>>who once lived there
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>Always buy new? Very dangerous situation and I don’t know what else the average Joe can do about it.

There’s a reason for the 4th Amendment.
Further, the FBI should be fiscally liable for the repairs.

[Trailerpark Badass]

I wonder, do they do ANY due diligence when they decide to engage in these dangerous activities?

A "boom" around my house in the pre-dawn hours will be investigated by an armed homeowner, so if LE is there, jacked up and ready to shoot any man, woman, child or pet, the potential for tragedy is obvious.

Don't these people ever consider that?

It's not like these wrong-address raid debacles are rare and unheard of, and certainly the cops know that law abiding people have guns in their homes, too.

Is it too much to ask to check with the power company or local tax office, or heck, look in the mailbox and see who the mail is addressed to?

I think these assholes just don't care about the public.

[Spktyr]

Fortify your house. Not only does it really, really, really, really slow down ‘accidental’ raids, you can often get enormous discounts on the theft part of your insurance.

[tuckrdout]

I am thinking she use to be his girlfriend?